Based on a ’68 Atlas, this beautiful Triton Cafe was built last year and apparently won first prize at an unnamed show.
Frame Up Restored – 1977 Harley-Davidson XLCR
View Post1976 Kott Motorcycles Honda CB550
5-20 Update: This Kott CB550 is back up on eBay with bidding up to $3,725 and the reserve not yet met here on eBay. It was again pulled off of eBay, I assume it sold privately. Post-Listing Update: This Kott Motorcycles Honda CB550 was pulled off eBay, final sale price unknown. For several years, Dustin Kott of Kott Motorcycles has …
Cafe Racer TV Giveaway – 2010 Triumph Bonneville
Built as a door prize for when Discovery HD Theater was rebranded to Velocity, this Bonnie was modified in about 4 hours, losing approximately 40 pounds in the process. The build was ‘documented’ by the builders – Cafe Racer TV.
1964 Ducati Diana 250 Mark III Cafe Racer
The sport model of Ducati’s bevel-drive singles, the Ducati Diana 250 was an absolute beauty that was able to “hunt down” the competition – this was the Italian of choice for most younger riders that couldn’t afford a big bike. MSRP back in the day? $719. Here’s an example that was built for road racing a decade ago and has …
1971 Honda CB450 Cafe Racer
As the seller notes, there are plenty of cafe racers for sale, though most are barely modified and slightly cookie cutter. This bike was first shown at the 2009 Mods vs. Rockers show in Chicago, where it won Best Custom Cafe. It then got a full page spread in Cafe Racer Magazine and was selected to show at the 2014 …
2006 Triumph Thruxton 900
A 2 owner bike, this Caspian Blue Thruxton has been heavily modified with some choice pieces, highlights of which include Progressive fork springs, Ikon shocks, stainless stell brake lines, Cone Engineering slipon on a TEC 2 into 1 exhaust, and plenty more including the most important modification ever made to a motorcycle: preload adjusters made out of beer caps – …
Curtis Framed – 1967 Norton Cafe Racer
View Post1972 Norton Commando Combat Cafe Racer
Post-Listing Update: After being relisted several times, this Commando Combat did not meet reserve with bidding up to $6,600. Norton Commando fans know that 1972 was a bad year for the motorcycle. The British firm introduced an upgraded engine, designated the Combat. Unfortunately, the bearings would often self-destruct, rendering the engine useless.
1982 Honda CB500 Custom
As soon as I saw this bike, I couldn’t help but think of the Triumph Thruxton – hope I’m not the only one that seems the similarities: This bike has just 7,705 miles and has been given a new paint paint job as well as a few other pieces like the handlebar, seat, exhaust, and more. Find this CB500 for …
Insane Fairing – 1989 Honda GB500
Post-Sale Update: After 47 bids on eBay, this GB500 sold for $4,145. Offered by Michael’s Motorcycles, this GB500 features an Avon fairing that I’m hoping the next owner yanks off. Does anyone think it looks good?
1989 Honda GB500
Vintage looks without the hassle of owning a vintage bike. That’s the promise of bikes like the Honda GB500, and that’s why they’ve become a cult classic. Here’s an excellent example with flaws limited to a split in the left fork gaiter, a minor scratch on the underside of the muffler, and aftermarket rear turn signals, one of which is …
One Show Entrant – 1976 Honda CB550 Custom
Post-Sale Update: This CB550 sold for $5,000 after 48 bids on eBay. One of the bikes in last year’s One Motorcycle Show, this Honda CB550 has just 200 miles on it since it was built. The motor is out of a 1980 CB650, the forks are shortened units from a 1980 CB750, and the flat slide carbs are out of …
Storz Cafe Conversion – 2004 Harley-Davidson Sportster
Storz Performance sells kits to turn 2004+ Sportsters into a cafe racer-styled motorcycle. Here’s an example that’s claimed to be a show quality – it has 900 stress-free miles since the build was completed.
Homebrew Cafe – 2007 Suzuki Ryca 650 CS-1
Though the seller never actually says it, this looks to be a Ryca 650 CS-1 kit, designed to turn your Suzuki S40 into a cafe racer with $2,800 worth of parts.